Class:
8
Theme:
Plants in Great Britain
Aims:
Изучить
новый лексический материал по теме «Цветы»;
Развивать
навыки устной речи(чтение, письмо, говорение);
Формировать
интерес к АЯ.
The lesson:
1. Warming up
Greetings.
What do you think about Great Britain?
What flowers do you know?
2. The main part of
the lesson
conglomeration
origins
troops
logos
unfavorable quantities
herbaceous
herbaceous
showy
diversity
bloom
jewel
The
first group- National
Flower of UK.
National Flower of
UK
Since United Kingdom is a conglomeration
of four countries-England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, it has
separate national flowers for each of these country.
The Tudor Rose also known as
an English Rose is a traditional heraldic emblem of England and takes
its name and origins from the Tudor dynasty. Theshamrock, a
three-leafed old white clover is an unofficial symbol of Northern Ireland.
Shamrocks are said to bring good luck and also used as a badge for sports
teams, state organizations, and troops abroad from Ireland. On
the other hand the Thistle, a prickly-leaved purple flower is the national
flower of Scotland, and is featured in many Scottish symbols and logos.
Thistle was first used in the fifteenth century as a symbol of
defense. Daffodil which is botanically known
as Narcissus serves as the national flower of Wales where it is
traditional to wear a daffodil on Saint David's Day.
Other Native and Popular Flowers of
UK
Although the majority of flowers
sold here are imported because of unfavorable climate, still many
flowers are grown in the UK. The Channel Islands are famous for freesia, iris
and roses; Cornwall, Lincolnshire and Scotland grow lots of bulb flowers
(indeed Lincolnshire growers export daffodils to Holland!) UK growers also
produce lilies, summer flowers such as delphiniums and pinks, and large quantities
of chrysanthemums.
The red rose is the emblem of the
Labour Party, the England National Rugby Union.
Lilies, colorful roses, sunflowers,
orchids, gerberas, daffodils and daisy are some of the flowers which are
passionately liked by Britishers for the gift purposes on various occasions.
a) Make a poster
b) Arrange the
sentences according to the text
a) The red rose is the emblem of the
Labour Party, the England National Rugby Union.
b) Thistle was first used in the
fifteenth century as a symbol of defense.
c) Shamrocks are said to bring good
luck and also used as a badge for sports teams, state organizations, and troops
abroad from Ireland.
d) Daffodil which is botanically
known as Narcissus serves as the national flower of Wales where it is
traditional to wear a daffodil on Saint David's Day.
e) The
Tudor Rose also known as an English Rose is a traditional
heraldic emblem of England and takes its name and origins from
the Tudor dynasty.
c) Translate the underline
words
_______________________________________________________________________________
the
second-
National Flower of Kazakhstan
National Flower of
Kazakhstan
By the Present time the government
of Kazakhstan has not selected any flower as the national flower of the
country, officially. Though Tulips are very popular in the country, but
the Lily(Lilium) serves as an unofficial national
flower of Kazakhstan. The genus Lilium are herbaceous flowering
plants normally growing from bulbs, comprising a genus of about
110 species in the lily family, Liliaceae. They are important as large showy
flowering garden plants, and in literature. Other Native and
Popular Flowers of Kazakhstan
The diversity of a
flora of Kazakhstan considerably varies both by structure and number of various
systematic taxones of plants, and by geography, in particular, by
nature-climatic zones and high-altitude belts. But the land of the country
changes into a colorful flower carpet between April and beginning of May. When
Millions of wild Tulips bloom at the same time among other
flowers that grow from bulbs, such as Irises, Lilies, Sword Lilies and
Hyacinths. The flower that is the most famous jewel and that
attracts the most attention in the sea of flowers is the Tulipa schrenkii. While Some other
Flowers Native to Kazakhstan are, Bulbs Fritillaria, Allium, Tulipa
turkestanica, Iliensis and Allium strictum. Red Roses, Tulips, Hyacinths,
Solidago, gerberas, carnations and Lilies are the flowers which are popular
among the people of Kazakhstan for being used to express feelings as well as
greetings.
a) Make a poster
b) Arrange the
sentences according to the text
a)The
flower that is the most famous jewel and that attracts the most attention in
the sea of flowers is the Tulipa
schrenkii.
b)
Red Roses, Tulips, Hyacinths, Solidago, gerberas, carnations and Lilies are the flowers which are popular
among the people of Kazakhstan
c)
Though Tulips are very popular in the country, but
the Lily(Lilium) serves as an unofficial national
flower of Kazakhstan.
d)
The diversity of a flora of Kazakhstan considerably varies both by structure
and number of various systematic taxones of plants, and by geography, in
particular, by nature-climatic zones and high-altitude belts.
e)
By the Present time the government of Kazakhstan has not selected any flower as
the national flower of the country, officially. Though Tulips are very popular in the country, but
the Lily(Lilium) serves as an unofficial national
flower of Kazakhstan.
c) Translate the underline
words
3. Reflection
-What plants have you studied?
- Did you like these plants?
4. Hometask
5. Marks
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